What happens to mineral rights and house if a person dies intestate and estate is not probated within 3 years of date of death?

To transfer real property (house, mineral rights) you must open a probate in North Dakota. Even though an Affidavit of Heirship might work for an...

My granddaughter signed as a witness on my will is it legal for her to do that ?

Is she a beneficiary, or potential beneficiary, via the will? If so she shouldn’t sign. If not then it is ok.

How do I get financial records of my deceased father?

The assets you list him as not showing to you are beneficiary designation accounts. Meaning, whoever the beneficiary is on those accounts gets the...

If in fact no deed was issued, and probate is closed, then you may have to reopen the probate. It is easiest to do with the original executor. ...

Does a letter of admin (no will estate) entitle me to info re assets that were transferred through beneficiary designations?

It sounds like you are the personal representative of a decedent's estate and there are beneficiary deeds used to convey property outside of...

While it sounds like you have a legal issue, your question is confusing. It is unclear what issue needs "fixing". An attorney would need to see...

How do we get mineral rights assigned to us?

The first question is did your great aunt have a will. The next step is to either probate that will or do an intestate probate. Then you need a...

Partnership for land ownership

You should look at the partnership agreement if there is one. It may provide how liabilities are to be split when one partner dies. It could also...

Do I have reason to seek oil/gas counsel concerning a land sale purchase contract where my mineral rights are in question-?

I would add that if you are dealing with a buyer in a mineral sale, and that buyer is sophisticated, it would probably be well-worth the investment...

Is a bank account included in a will that states residue after expenses including real, personal, and mixed wheresoever situate?

If you are the only other person on the bank account, then it will be fully yours upon death and the will has no bearing on who gets the money. ...